12Sep2012 | Bugs Ate 200,000 Tons of Gulf Oil Spill: Study IANS Hydrocarbon-eating bugs in the Gulf of Mexico cleared over a period of five months at least 200,000 tons of oil and natural gas that had spewed into the water body from a ruptured 2010 deepwater well, say US researchers. |
12Sep2012 | 16th-Century Mexico Trial Records Reveal Priest's Magic 'Superpowers' LiveScience On Jan. 30, 1540, in Mexico City, at a time when Spain was carving out an empire in the New World, an epic trial got under way. An ordained Catholic priest named Pedro Ruiz Calderón was being prosecuted for practicing black magic. |
12Sep2012 | Mexico Acknowledges Fame of Cuban Cohiba Cigars ACN The Institute of Industrial Property of Mexico gave a certificate of acknowledgement to the Cuban Cohiba cigar brand this week for its fame among smokers worldwide. |
12Sep2012 | 'Caravan for Peace' Carries Message From DF to DC Hispanically Speaking News The Caravan for Peace has arrived in Washington, the last stop on its tour of the US, during which families of the victims of violence on both sides of the border have marked "an end and a beginning" with their condemnation of the war on drugs. |
12Sep2012 | Emma Watson Named Most 'Dangerous' Celebrity to Search Online 2012: McAfee HuffPost McAfee said this week that the "Harry Potter" star is the "most dangerous" celebrity to search for online. That's because many sites use Watson to trick users into downloading malicious software or to steal personal information. |
12Sep2012 | OECD Pushes Mexico's Nieto to Back Labor Bill Reuters The head of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development urged Mexico's President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto to support a proposed labor reform put before Congress by outgoing President Felipe Calderon. |
12Sep2012 | Top Spots to See Migrating Monarch Butterflies USA TODAY The annual migration of monarch butterflies to wintering grounds in central Mexico is one of nature's most amazing feats. Here's a list of National Wildlife Refuges for people hoping to view them during their stopover. |
12Sep2012 | Recalling 'Tortilla Riots,' President Calderon Warns About Food Crisis CNBC World leaders must take swift action to avert a possible food price shock in 2013, Mexico's President Felipe Calderon says, warning unchecked price volatility in staple food items could trigger an escalation in poverty to crisis levels. |
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